São Paulo. Brazil. In a building occupied by the People Without Home Movement, a group of journalists works day and night against the mass dissemination of fake news and the bias in traditional media during the second round of the 2018 presidential elections. Their passionate and unequal struggle merges with the threatened daily life of the families who inhabit the building. Outside, the election process proceeds relentlessly until the victory of Jair Bolsonaro, the far-right candidate.

She is one of the most influential and remarkable artists. With a vast body of work, Olga Roriz has built a foundational contribution to contemporary Portuguese dance.
Filmed over two years, this documentary takes us on an intimate journey through the creative and intense worlds of this dancer and choreographer, and the demanding daily construction of a performance that culminates in a presentation in Paris.

The Wall Street Crash of 1929 had a drastic impact on the production of Portuguese Colares wine. The scourge of phylloxera triggered a massive wave of emigration from the Azores islands. The history of Cistercian wine, dating back to the founding of Portugal, is intertwined with the construction of the great monastery of Alcobaça by the monks of the Cistercian Order, of French origin. Talha wines continue to be made in massive clay vessels, following a tradition that dates back to the Roman Empire.

In this five-episode documentary series, we explore how some of the most unique Portuguese wines have contributed to world history and, in a way, have become captive to it. It takes us through the changing seasons, between the vineyard and the cellar, revealing the lives of the persistent guardians who preserve the memory of these ancient, unique wines.